1. Aperture Frame $28

You can’t ever have too many beautiful picture frames, and this one especially is a show-stopper in and of itself. You could frame a sentimental note or a keepsake memory and gift it to a loved one.

2. Textured Vase $49

We have this in the kitchen, and it’s substantial in size and perfect for faux and real stems year-round. The texture and shape make it look expensive, but it’s an unbeatable $50! My sister proclaimed, “A big vase makes the best gift because it’s something I really want but struggle buying for myself!” So true!

3. Pura Diffuser Set $76

This is the Pura and Studio McGee fragrance collab we all needed. Shea was kind enough to send me this set, and let me tell you, these scents balance each other so well. Santal Vanilla is warm and inviting, and White Bergamot is fresh and invigorating! It’s the perfect starter kit for somebody new to Pura or for an experienced user.

4. Brass Easel $48

This brass easel is the perfect gift for displaying art, a photograph, or a cookbook in the kitchen. The brass itself is a work of art, and it comes in three different sizes. Destined to make any homebody happy.

5. 8″ Material Knife $75

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. Chris loves these knives! If there’s somebody in your life who loves to cook, they would thank you forever for gifting a Material knife. “The best bang for the buck” he says.

6. Brass Candle $19

I bought this candle because of the name, pretty brass jar and crossed my fingers that I would love the scent as well. Hearth & Hand did not disappoint! It’s the perfect balance of woodsy and citrus to enjoy all season long.

7. Oval Serving Platter $23

When Chris and I got married, we were gifted a serving platter just like this, and we still use it to this day! Any home-obsessed person is going to love this because it’s functional and beautiful.

8. Stoneware Mixing Bowl $52

We have this stoneware mixing bowl, and I think it’s so charming for storing fruit or as a serving dish. It’s an incredible size for an incredible price, and this whole Amazon shop has lots of hand-made goods.

9. Cashmere & Fig Hand Wash $34

This hand soap came out on top in the hand soap test we did. The packaging is minimal and beautiful, and the smell is incredibly intoxicating. Would make the perfect gift.

10. Stoneware Measuring Cups $14

I have these cute little measuring cups. They are charming enough to leave out on display, and you cannot beat that price! These would be really sweet paired with a cookie mix.

11. Brass Cruet $55

One of the most asked-for kitchen links is this oil cruet that Chris keeps in the little range nook. I’m all about having beautiful and functional pieces, both to gift and keep ;).

12. Rope Taper Candles $28

You’ve got to be kidding me with these gorgeous twisted tapered candles. This sangria color is so elegant and rich, but there’s 4 colors to choose from. Would be really to gift with a decorative match box.

13. The Finer Things Book $35

I love this coffee table book! It’s beautiful on its own and its pages are filled with timeless furniture, textiles, and details that any home-obsessed person would lust over time and time again.

14. Wood Mortar & Pestle $14

For Christmas last year I got Chris a similar wooden mortar & pestle that he uses weekly! This would be the perfect gift for that person in your life that enjoys spending time in the kitchen.

15. Wood Tray $78

You can’t ever have enough wooden pedestals. They’re the ultimate essential decor because they’re so versatile, and any homeowner (or renter) could use one!

16. Dinner Bell $59

Our girls know that when the dinner bell rings, it’s time to drop what you’re doing and head down to eat! This bell adds so much character to our kitchen, and I love that it is embedded into our everyday life.